Class Notes

1960s

Harold L. Beck, B.S. ’60, has been awarded the 2022 HPS Distinguished Scientific Achievement Award by the Heath Physics Society, a professional society of specialists in radiation protection.

Lyle H. Milstein, B.A. ’68, M.A. ’72, M.Ed. ’77, is practicing psychotherapy virtually in the Orlando, Florida, area.

Susan G. Rosenblatt, B.B.A. ’68, J.D. ’72, LL.M. ’78, a Miami appellate attorney, was honored posthumously with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Florida Supreme Court Historical Society. And the society announced that its highest honor is now renamed to permanently recognize her distinguished legal career and her dedication to the historical society’s mission and efforts. The first Susan Rosenblatt Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to her husband, Stanley Rosenblatt, during the society’s 2022 dinner and program.

Thomas H. Rowley, M.B.A. ’69, published “Empower Your Children— Teach kids to ask meaningful questions, recognize bias, and stand up for themselves.” The book traces the decline in public education from the 1960s to current and provides an action plan for repairing the damage.

1970s

Frank L. Derrickson, B.B.A. ’71, retired from the practice of law. He and his wife split their time between their beach house on Tybee Island and their condominium in Decatur, Georgia.

Christine S. Weltscheff, B.A. ’71, wrote a poetry book, “In the Moonlight Shadow,” which she self-published with artwork on each page.

Georgina A. Angones, B.A. ’72, received the 2022 Amigo Award by the Cuban American Bar Association.

Lynn Marks, B.S.Ed. ’72, sold 22 large, fine art photographs from her company, PhotographsByPhoenix, to the Cleveland Clinic, which were installed in the women’s center at the clinic’s Weston location.

William J. Gilberti, B.A. ’74, of Barclay Damon was listed in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers in AmericaSyracuse. His area of specialization is environmental law.

Sara Soto, B.A. ’75, J.D. ’78, was appointed to Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s National Arbitration and Mediation Committee for a three-year term that began in June 2022. She will serve as one of the six industry members of the committee. Soto is principal at Bressler Amery & Ross.

Raymond Angelo Belliotti, M.A. ’76, Ph.D. ’77, SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, has published his 25th book: “Heroism and Wisdom, Italian Style: From Roman Imperialists to Sicilian Magistrates.”

Terry Rosenberg, B.F.A. ’76, showcased his newest art exhibit, Terry Rosenberg: The Baseball Drawings in New York City. Rosenberg is known for his paintings, sculptures, and drawings that reference the body.

David P. Drimer, B.A. ’77, M.B.A. ’81, was named a Human Rights Commissioner in Ulster County, New York. He is also the executive director of the Jewish Federation of Ulster County. Drimer is a co-founder of the National Holocaust Awareness Initiative, a not-for-profit agency established to address poor educational outcomes among millennials and youngsters across the United States.

Deborah D. Enix-Ross, B.F.A. ’78, J.D. ’81, was elected to membership in the American Law Institute. She is senior advisor to the International Dispute Resolution Group and a member of the Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Council at Debevoise & Plimpton. Carlos M. Hernandez, J.D. ’79, has been appointed to the board of directors of PG&E Corporation and its subsidiary Pacific Gas and Electric Company. He has decades of experience in industries focusing on safety and operational excellence, specifically in his previous position as chief executive officer of Flour Corporation.

1980s

Richard J. Martinelli, B.A. ’80, is president of Today Media Custom Communications, publisher of four monthly regional magazines and an array of custom and ancillary publications, including Westchester Home, 914INC, and Westchester Weddings. Prior to Today Media, he served on the Yonkers City Council for 10 years, including two as president of the city council. Martinelli was added to the Westchester Community College Foundation as board member.

Robert C. Hickson, J.D. ’81, is a judge for the Morrow County Common Pleas Court for the general, probate, domestic relations, and juvenile divisions since 2006. And he recently has been elected to serve as the president of the Ohio Common Pleas Judges Association, general division.

Rick B. Veingrad, B.B.A. ’81, Band of the Hour board member and past president, attended the National Association of Alumni Bands. More than 30 university alumni bands were represented at the conference. Attendees met and exchanged ideas on improving their alumni band, membership, and fundraising ideas.

Brian D. Lawrence, B.S. ’83, published “An Angel and a One-Armed Man,” a detective novel, with half the proceeds being donated to an organization that helps human trafficking victims. He recently published a second novel, “Killer Redemption.”

Maura F. Miller, M.S.N. ’84, Ph.D. ’96, was honored at the Sage Awards in the Military and Veterans Support Category. The Sage awards honors remarkable seniors who make extraordinary contributions to the Martin County community. The proceeds from the Sage Awards benefit the charitable work of the Council of Aging of Martin County.

Andrea R. Goldblum, B.S.Ed. ’86, is vice president of Employee Relations with JPMorgan Chase.

Linda M. Golian-Lui, B.A. ’86, is Florida Atlantic University’s dean of university libraries. Under her leadership, the libraries will continue to be key to FAU’s success in expanding the research enterprise and in graduating record numbers of students.

Matthew R. Kamula, B.A. ’86, J.D. ’89, is actively practicing in the Homeowners/Condo Owners Association Law space, representing both HOAs and COAs.

Fred E. Levinson, B.B.A. ’86, Alpha Omega member, is being celebrated as the 2022 Maxwell Hyman Chapter Advisor Award recipient for most outstanding chapter advisor for his work with the Gamma Chi Chapter at the University of South Florida.

Xavier I. Cortada, B.A. ’87, M.P.A. ’91, J.D. ’91, spoke at the TED Countdown event in London, England, in October 2022 about using socially engaged art as a tool for educating and mobilizing communities around climate action

Donna J. Turetsky, B.B.A. ’88, LL.M.T. ’93, was named to Best Lawyers 2023 as announced by Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman, LLP. She is a partner in the trusts and estates and elder law practice groups. Turetsky concentrates her practice on trust and estate administration, elder law, estate planning, special needs planning, and guardianships.

Sandi E. Vidal, B.B.A. ’88, and her work with the Central Florida Foundation aims to localize the Sustainable Development Goals by the United Nations. The efforts of this organization have been recognized by think tanks such as the Brookings Institute.

David Cook, B.A. ’89, M.B.A. ’96, was named senior vice president and chief human resources officer of TriHealth. He and his wife, Michelle, have two adult children.

Fred E. Karlinsky, B.S.C. ’89, was listed in the Best Lawyers in America 2023 for Insurance Law and Administrative/Regulatory Law. He also received the Florida Insurance Council “Outstanding Public Service Award” in July 2022.

Rafael G. Prohias, B.S.C. ’89, was promoted to the role of deputy general counsel at Florida International University.

1990s

Roxanne G. Miller, B.S. ’90, has been selected after a national search as dean of the Attallah College of Educational Studies at Chapman University in Orange, California.

Danielle M. Orcutt, B.B.A. ’91, is working with Corpay, parent company Fleetcor, as a national account

manager. She will help corporate clients with international payments and FX risk management.

Robert C. Donnelly, B.S. ’94, retired from the U.S. Army after 25 years as an Army aviator. He is currently aviation manager for Freeport McMoRan and lives in Frisco, Texas, with his wife and three children.

Robin I. Gomez, B.A. ’94, was appointed the city manager for the City of Madeira Beach, Florida.

Michelle Diffenderfer, J.D. ’95, president and shareholder of Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A. is a 2022 recipient of the Leadership Excellence Award in Palm Beach County.

Jennifer H. Leach, B.A. ’95, was named vice president for managed care at Cone Health. She is charged with advising and advocating for Cone Health’s consumers and team members when it comes to health insurance. This includes the negotiation and administration of managed care contracts, which exceed $1.4 billion in Cone Health revenue.

Gregory D. Logerfo, B.A. ’95, completed a one-year assignment as deputy chief of mission at Embassy Baghdad, where he led the day-to-day operations of an embassy compound the size of Vatican City, with 4,600 personnel across three diplomatic facilities in Iraq.

James D. Payer, J.D. ’95, relocated his Miami law firm office. He has been advocating on behalf of injured South Floridians since 1996, resulting in more than $50 million in recoveries for his clients.

Jennifer A. Basile, B.F.A. ’96, showcased her exhibit, “Lasting Impressions: A Cessation of Existence,” which honors the beauty and fragility of Florida’s unique Everglades ecosystem, presented by LnS Gallery. Basile is in her 20th year as art educator at Miami Dade College.

Joshua A. Cohen, B.A. ’96, was awarded the title of being a Top Bestin-State Financial Security Professionals by Forbes. He founded Legacy Financial Group, a branch of Northwestern Mutual, in 2020.

Fulya Eyilik, B.B.A. ’96, has published three Turkish books to date.

Robert S. Flippo, M.B.A. ’96, was appointed to the Florida Atlantic University Board of Trustees. He is the chief executive officer of MobileHelp and currently serves as the secretary for the Medical Alert Monitoring Association and holds seven United States patents for communications systems.

Rajesh B. Sharma, M.S. ’96, is an innovative technologist with a 25-year track record for being at the forefront of growth and change. Drawing on his strategic transformation and technology consulting experience, Sharma will lead a team of more than 25,000 consultants across the Americas.

Christopher E. Gajewski, B.S.C. ’97, published “Disconnected: An Odyssey Through Covid America.” He also launched a podcast, “Let’s Get Naked About Mental Health!”

Xiaojun Zong, M.M. ’97, is the author of “Music: Powering the Creative Imagination.” The book integrates multiple aspects of human learning—including the rational and the emotional; the analytic and the aesthetic; and visual, auditory, and kinesthetic abilities. It is written in Chinese and English.

Horacio E. Gutierrez, J.D. ’98, has been named senior executive vice president, general counsel and secretary of The Walt Disney Company. He will serve as the chief legal officer of the company, overseeing its team of attorneys responsible for all aspects of Disney’s legal affairs around the world and acting as a strategic advisor to executive leadership and the board of directors.

Fawn H. Perazzo, B.S. ’98, joined Fortimize. Perazzo will be leading the expansion and innovation of Fortimize’s real estate practice through industry-specific, clientcentric consulting on the Salesforce platform.

Michelle Richmond, M.F.A. ’98, received the 2022 Hall-Waters Prize for Distinguished Contributions to Southern Literature.

Ryan M. Freel, J.D. ’99, was named office head at the Houston office of Fragomen. He will lead the team of more than 20 lawyers and immigration professionals, all of whom are equipped to offer the full range of U.S. and international immigration services.

Richard P. McCully, Hon. ’99, retired administrative law judge, became the 32nd person in the 84year history of the Touchdown Club of Atlanta to receive a lifetime member-

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2000s

Christian Diez, B.S. ’00, M.D. ’04, M.B.A. ’13, was appointed to the American Board of Anesthesiology. He is vice chair for clinical affairs in the Department of Anesthesiology and associate professor of clinical anesthesiology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. He is an associate examiner for the American Board of Anesthesiology and serves as a committee chair for the American Society of Anesthesiologists.

Esther M. Gonzalez, M.S.Tx. ’00, joined Grove Bank and Trust as a senior director/senior wealth advisor.

Natalie B. Hundhausen, B.B.A. ’00, rejoined Guardian in 2022 as managing director of the St. Louis office.

John Katsoulis, M.B.A. ’00, has released his debut novel, “Feral Eye of the Blackbird: A Journey Reveals the Power of Reason.” It is available for purchase through Amazon and Barnes and Noble.

Kathleen A. Shea, M.P.H. ’00, founded the National Organization for Tardive Dyskinesia, the only national nonprofit charity to represent the now estimated 600,000 U.S. citizens with some form of tardive dyskinesia, a movement disorder.

Cynthia J. Cochran, B.B.A. ’01, M.P.A. ’06, is a 2022 recipient of Omicron Delta Kappa’s Cheryl M. Hogle Distinguished Service Award. She is the owner of SMT Grant and Nonprofit Services, based in Bentonville, Arkansas.

William R. Tallman, M.S.Ed. ’01, Ed.D. ’15, was awarded Delta Chi’s highest honor of Order of the White Carnation. It is awarded only to those who give consistent and meritorious service to at least one and preferably several chapters of the fraternity.

Regan N. Hertzler, B.S. ’02, is building a career in environmental regulations, sustainability, and how those issues interconnect with national security.

Leopoldo Llinas, B.S. ’02, Ph.D. ’08, was selected as the Village of Palmetto Bay Mayor’s Environmentalist of the Year. He authors columns in the community newspapers tackling a range of environmental topics from mangroves to ocean acidification. Llinas created the Blue Stewards Certificate Program, which blends traditional education with scientific research in Miami and around the globe.

Jaynelle T. Pemberton, B.S.A.E. ’02, B.S.C.E. ’02, received the Black Engineer of the Year Award, presented by Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett. The award recognizes the leaders who are developing innovation across STEM fields.

Truman L. Tinsley, J.D. ’02, graduated from the U.S. Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, with a master’s degree in strategic studies in June 2022.

Gabriel A. Dieppa, M.B.A. ’03, has been named managing partner for Hotaling Insurance Services.

LaVern M. George, B.A. ’03, was promoted to safety and pharmacovigilance lead at Syneos Health.

Kourtney Gibson, B.B.A. ’03, was appointed chief institutional client officer by TIAA, a leading provider of secure retirements and outcomefocused investment solutions to millions of people and thousands of institutions. She is responsible for serving more than 15,000 retirement plan sponsors in the academic, research, medical, and cultural fields and their consultants.

David H. Davies, M.M. ’04, D.M.A. ’07, was named as provost of Houghton College in Houghton, New York. He serves on the board of directors as the chair of Region 6 for the National Association of Schools of Music and is the vice president of the Northeast Chapter of the College Music Society

Jason P. Ballard, B.B.A. ’05, launched Primetime Elevation, a performance coaching and time and energy management company.

Kelly L. Fishman, B.S.C. ’05, works for the Anti-Defamation League as the education director in Cleveland. She is working to increase antibias and antibullying education within her region.

Michael T. Hayes, LL.M.E. ’05, was one of eight lawyers included in the 2023 edition of The Best Lawyers in America by Grant Fridkin Pearson, P.A.

Eldonie S. Mason, J.D. ’05, released her children’s book “The Adventures of Princess Anyah of Antibarba: The Fishing Expedition.” It depicts the adventures of a young Caribbean princess. Andres F. Lavin, B.S.E.E. ’06, moved to Panama City to be assigned to Tyndall Air Force Base after being stationed in California for more than seven years.

Evan A. McGill, B.B.A. ’06, coproduced “The Music Man 2022 Broadway Cast Recording” featuring Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster.

David I. Schwach, B.Arch. ’06, is in his 10th year as a certified anesthesiologist assistant in The Woodlands, Texas.

Erin R. Applebaum, B.A. ’07, was selected to the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee for the ongoing 737 MAX litigation against Boeing.

Adam D. Greenberg, B.S. ’07, is among the first Peace Corps volunteers to return to overseas service since the agency’s unprecedented global evacuation in March 2020 at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. He will serve as a volunteer in Zambia in the agriculture sector.

Anthony L. King, B.L.A. ’07, was a professional athlete for the past 14 years in Europe. He recently retired and is now a financial representative.

John “Brad” Rohrer, M.S. ’07, has been appointed vice president and chief information officer at the University of Miami. He has been a part of the University community for nearly 25 years.

Ryan J. Beadle, LL.M.T. ’08, has joined Grant, Fridkin, Pearson P.A.’s trusts and estates groups as counsel. He has practiced law for 14 years and has experience with a variety of practices.

Elsa C. Bolt, B.S.C. ’08, is an Emmy Award-winning executive news producer. Bolt has spent most of her career with WPLG—Local 10 News.

Akilah A. Quallo, B.S.N. ’08, is a 2022 Legacy 40 Under 40 South Florida Honoree.

Kemal O. Yariz, Ph.D. ’08, received the Professor of the Year award at New York College of Podiatric Medicine.

Jimmy A. Escobar, B.B.A. ’09, vice president and practice director at Robert Half Talent Solutions, qualified for President’s Club last year for the fourth year in a row.

Eric L. Golnick, B.A. ’09, M.A. ’14, is the co-founder of Forge Health and CEO of Forge VFR, which provides specialized mental health and substance use treatment to veterans and first responders.

2010s

Jennifer G. Denk, B.M. ’10, M.M. ’20, is assistant professor of music therapy at the University of Georgia.

Alexander J. Schosheim, B.A. ’10, started as a pediatric gastroenterologist at RWJBH-Monmouth Medical Center in 2021 and was appointed clinical assistant professor of pediatrics at Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine in 2022.

Dana M. De Carlo, B.S.C. ’11, completed her fellowship training in New York and returned to Miami to join the Division of Pediatric Cardiology at Nicklaus Children’s Pediatric Specialists.

Lisandra Ortiz, B.B.A. ’11, was elected as member of the firm Miller & Chevalier. Ortiz concentrates her practice on federal tax controversy matters, both in litigation and before the Internal Revenue Service in examinations and appeals.

Justin H. Pressman, B.M. ’12, was appointed executive director of American Friends of the Hebrew University, Western Region. He will develop regional strategic campaign plans, as well as implement and evaluate major giving campaigns in support of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel’s premier academic institution and research powerhouse.

Grace-Anne N. Stimpson, B.S.N. ’12, is currently working at UMC Health System in Lubbock, Texas, as a registered nurse in the Family Birth Center as well as relief house supervisor. Stimpson also maintains her practice as a psychiatric nurse practitioner treating children and adolescents via telehealth.

Stephanie V. Dierickx, B.M. ’13, is co-owner of Sweet Lich’s (pronounced “sweet licks”), a small family-owned business founded by Erik “The Baker” and his wife, Steph “The Boss.”

Alexander J. Monje, B.S.C. ’13, J.D. ’17, was named chairman of the board of Nubia Brand International Corp., a special purpose acquisition company listed on the NASDAQ.

Rachel G. Allen, M.S.Ed. ’14, was promoted to camp director at Congregation B’nai Israel.

Ross firm as an associate in the insurance litigation group in the firm’s Fort Lauderdale office. Before joining Bressler, she worked as a law clerk at a Florida law firm in the banking and finance department.

Ryan P. Forrest, J.D. ’14, an attorney in the Miami office of Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, has been accepted into the Leadership Miami Class of 2022 and appointed to the Florida Bar Federal Court Practice Committee by its president.

Wyatt D. Krapf, B.S.C.E. ’14, M.S.C.E. ’14, was named to the Tampa Bay Business Journal’s 2022 “40 Under 40” list.

Jordan A. Shaw, J.D. ’14, represented a class of patients who were improperly billed, resulting in the Jacksonville Area Legal Aid receiving a $51,356 Cypress Award. He is a partner at Zebersky Payne Shaw Lewenz, LLP, chairs the firm’s Consumer Litigation Practice Group, and co-chairs its Commerical Litigation Practice Group.

Daniel J. Dodge, B.S. ’15, joined Gibbons P.C. as a corporate group associate in the New York office. Recently, he was a senior associate at Ernst & Young LLP, where he drafted and analyzed tax documents for various tax-related exposures and issues.

Jaydev S. Hemrajani, B.B.A. ’15, B.S.C. ’15, co-wrote and co-produced the short film “Cariño,” which was selected to premiere at the Miami Film Festival. The film won the Audience Award for Best Short Film.

Dykisha J. Potter, B.S.B.A. ’15, is a 2021 recipient of the Jacksonville University MPP Minority Policy Fellowship.

Jesse C. Salvo, B.S.C. ’15, author and publisher, published his first novel, “Blue Rhinoceros,” and went on a book publicity tour around the country.

Amber M. Altidor, B.S.N. ’16, is a psychiatric and mental health nurse practitioner in Chicago.

Demetrius A. Jackson, B.A. ’17, M.A.L.S. ’19, started his own sports agency, Tailored Sports Group.

Harry Levine, B.A. ’17, B.S. ’17, M.D. ’22, M.P.H. ’22, matched at the University of Michigan for residency in ophthalmology.

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Christopher Ortiz, M.A. ’17, is a senior application sales executive at AT&T, providing next-generation technology solutions for public sector customers in Texas within K-12 and higher education agencies.

Ela M. Rosier, B.A. ’17, is CEO of Kidokinetics Orlando, CEO of QB country Tampa, and CEO of Miami Millionaires club.

Vasisth R. Sewnarainsukul, B.S.C. ’17, co-wrote and co-produced the short film “Cariño,” which was selected to premiere at the Miami Film Festival. The film won the Audience Award for Best Short Film.

Alex J. Titus, M.B.A. ’17, released his first book based on fatherhood. The first-time author recently published the story about lessons he learned from his father and how those fundamental principles shaped his approach to business, leadership, and what he values most. Titus is president of United Franchise Group, the global leader for entrepreneurs, and Signarama, the world’s largest sign and graphics franchise.

Stephanie M. Velasco, B.B.A. ’17, M.S.Acc. ’18, relocated to San Francisco from Miami/New York City and has transitioned into the mergers and acquisitions deals advisory line of service at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Brian A. Barcelo, B.S.C. ’18, served as the camera operator for the short film “Cariño,” which was selected to premiere at the Miami Film festival. The film won the Audience Award for Best Short Film.

Alexander V. Besmer, B.S. ’18, is an orthodontics resident at Saint Louis University.

Andre K. Buchanan, B.A. ’18, received his M.S. in computer science from Texas Southern University in 2021, then accepted a role at Salesforce as a technical consultant. He is seeking business-focused co-founders for his tech startup for athletic wearables.

Corbet C. Campbell, B.M. ’18, is a cannabis business owner and received the 2022 Best Cannabis Dispensary in New England NECANN award.

Abigail L. Griffith, B.S.I.E. ’18, founded Clarity Fitness, Georgia’s first weight-inclusive, eating disorderinformed, wellness center just outside of Atlanta.

Gabriel M. Nunez, B.B.A. ’18, moved to San Francisco for a new job in the private equity industry. Vivian A. Heerens, B.S.C. ’19, was appointed to the Indiana Behavioral Analyst Committee by Governor Eric Holcomb. The governor appointed five individuals to the new committee who will serve until Dec. 31, 2025.

Fernanda Lamuno Cabanas, B.B.A. ’19, served as director of photography, and editor of the short film “Cariño,” which was selected to premiere at the Miami Film Festival. The film won the Audience Award for Best Short Film.

2020s

Luke P. Jones, B.B.A. ’20, is a Lux Charter specialist at Boatsetter, seeking to help improve the marine industry in South Florida and increase entrepreneurship.

Tahzeeb A. Rashid, M.S.F. ’20, was promoted from analyst to associate at Cassel Salpeter & Co.

Wei Yan, B.B.A. ’20, M.S.Acc. ’21, joined the accounting and advisory firm McGregor & Company, LLP as a staff accountant.

Daniel M. Avila, B.S.C. ’21, started a new job as a marketing assistant for his hometown community bank.

Sofia E. Hamilton, B.A. ’21, moved to Washington. D.C., to work with the Cato Institute.

Thomas Horrego, M.B.A. ’21, accepted an offer from Wells Fargo and relocated to Charlotte, North Carolina.

Rebecca A. Hunt, Ed.D. ’21, who graduated with a focus in higher education leadership, was promoted to director of advanced studies for Orange County Public Schools.

Oscar Rodriguez, M.B.A. ’21, has been appointed to the new head of analytics role with LCH, an LSEG company.

Kenya S. Rothstein, J.D. ’21, authored a paper on sustainability, reporting that was cited by the SECs recent proposed rule on climate disclosures.

Jiucheng Ding, B.S. ’22, received admission to Cornell University’s Master of Engineering program in biomedical engineering.

William J. Hoy, B.S.M.E. ’22, is a Ph.D. candidate in industrial engineering.